• Unnamed Road - Like all Cycladic residents, the people of Kythnos have been skilled in using clay since ancient times. Clay has been extensively utilized for making everything from cooking vessels to beehives. The art of pottery has flourished in Kythnos more than on other Cycladic islands, thanks to the abundant clay found on the island. In fact, Kythnos is the only place in the Cyclades where visitors can see the distinctive hand-made clay roof tiles, showcasing the residents’ unique connection to craftsmanship.

Pottery lessons are offered in the heart of Chora village, taught by the island’s oldest potter! Participants will be guided through the process step by step, and by the end of the day, they will leave with their own handmade souvenir creation!

• Apron included in the tour

Much like their Cycladic counterparts, the people of Kythnos have a deep-rooted history of utilizing clay that dates back to ancient times. The material has found its usage in various aspects, right from the creation of cooking utensils to beehives. The art of pottery has seen remarkable growth in Kythnos compared to the other Cycladic islands, due to the abundant availability of clay on the island. In fact, Kythnos is the only Cycladic island where you’ll witness the unique hand-crafted clay roof tiles, underscoring the locals’ profound involvement in artisanal work!

Pottery classes are conducted in the midst of Chora village, under the guidance of the island’s oldest potter! You’ll gradually uncover the various nuances of pottery, and as a parting gift, you’ll walk away with your very own handmade memento!

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